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    The acidity of soil is affected by factors like aeration, pH, and moisture content. Soil type determines corrosion resistance for galvanized steel - sandy soil provides excellent resistance while peat/muck provides bad resistance. Similarly, soil resistivity indicates corrosion potential for uncoated steel, with low resistivity (0-2000 ohms-cm) posing a severe potential and very high resistivity (>30000 ohms-cm) posing none.

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    The acidity of soil is affected by factors like aeration, pH, and moisture content. Soil type determines corrosion resistance for galvanized steel - sandy soil provides excellent resistance while peat/muck provides bad resistance. Similarly, soil resistivity indicates corrosion potential for uncoated steel, with low resistivity (0-2000 ohms-cm) posing a severe potential and very high resistivity (>30000 ohms-cm) posing none.

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    The acidity of soil is affected by factors like aeration, pH, and moisture content. Soil type determines corrosion resistance for galvanized steel - sandy soil provides excellent resistance while peat/muck provides bad resistance. Similarly, soil resistivity indicates corrosion potential for uncoated steel, with low resistivity (0-2000 ohms-cm) posing a severe potential and very high resistivity (>30000 ohms-cm) posing none.

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    Factor that affecting the acidity of the soil

    Aeration : amount of air trapped within the soil


    Ph
    Moisture Content and Resistivity :

    The relationship between the resistivity of the soil, a particular soil class, and the corrosion
    resistance for galvanized steel is summarized in the following table.
    Soil Class
    Sandy
    Loams
    Clay
    Peat/muck

    Corrosion Resistance in
    Galvanized Steel
    Excellent
    Good
    Fair
    Bad

    Electrical Resistivity, -cm


    6,000 10,000
    4,500 6,000
    2,000 4,500
    0 2,000

    Conversely, the relationship between soil resistivity and corrosion potential in uncoated steel
    is shown in the table below.
    Resistance Classification in
    Uncoated Steel
    Low
    Medium
    High
    Very High
    Temperature

    Soil Resistivity,
    -cm
    0 - 2000
    2000 - 10000
    10000 - 30000
    >30000

    Corrosion
    Potential
    Severe
    Moderate
    Mild
    None

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